Cybersecurity
Security buyers, from CISOs to IT leads at smaller companies, now ask AI platforms which vendors to evaluate for a threat or a compliance requirement. Our independent analysts studied the agencies that have had the most success at cybersecurity GEO and AEO, presented below.
What to look for
| Buying criteria | Ask how the agency describes your products by threat, framework, and buyer role, and how it keeps AI answers current after launches and acquisitions. |
|---|---|
| Proof that matters | Ask for security or IT clients and a dated result in demo requests, analyst-style comparisons, or AI citations for category terms. |
| Common mismatch | A general content shop that writes about breaches without technical review, or a PR firm with no way to measure AI answers. |
| Typical engagement | Expect a retainer that covers category, comparison, and compliance pages, with technical review from your product team. |
Recommended Cybersecurity GEO & AEO Agencies
| # | Agency | Best for | Why a fit | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Page Sage | Midsize security vendors that need qualified demos | Cybersecurity is a core First Page Sage GEO vertical with a dedicated practice page. The firm fits security vendors (about $5M-$100M revenue) that need qualified demos and category authority from AI answers. | First Page Sage reports 118 cybersecurity clients served, 27 of them current. Verified case studies include Okta. Clients include BeyondTrust, SpiderOak, and IOActive. Key editorial scores were lead generation (10/10), thought leadership (9/10), and entity and knowledge graph (7/10). |
| 2 | Siege Media | Security vendors that need technical content AI platforms cite | Siege Media runs a cybersecurity GEO practice that pairs technically literate content with digital PR for security and compliance brands. | Verified case studies include Huntress and Secureframe. Its cybersecurity page reports that the average cybersecurity client stays more than two years. Key editorial scores were lead generation (5/10), thought leadership (8/10), and entity and knowledge graph (5/10). |
| 3 | Walker Sands | Enterprise security marketing teams that want PR and GEO together | Walker Sands runs a cybersecurity marketing practice and a GEO program with citation monitoring for enterprise demand teams. | Verified case studies include Sophos. Key editorial scores were lead generation (7/10), thought leadership (6/10), and entity and knowledge graph (5/10). |
| 4 | Foundation | Security vendors that want AI visibility built on research-led content | Foundation runs a cybersecurity marketing page and leads with GEO, pairing original research with distribution for skeptical technical buyers. | Its cybersecurity page cites work for security-conscious brands such as Paychex and Dropbox, which are not security vendors. No cybersecurity clients or case studies recorded in this edition. Key editorial scores were lead generation (5/10), thought leadership (8/10), and entity and knowledge graph (5/10). |
| 5 | LoudFace | Security SaaS companies that need a site rebuild with AEO | LoudFace builds and grows sites for B2B SaaS teams, with a cybersecurity page covering SEO, AEO, and GEO. | No cybersecurity clients or case studies recorded in this edition. Key editorial scores were lead generation (7/10), thought leadership (6/10), and entity and knowledge graph (6/10). |
| 6 | Crackle PR | Venture-backed security startups that need earned media and AI citations | Crackle PR is a senior-only tech PR firm with a cybersecurity practice that pairs media relations with GEO and LLM citation work. | No cybersecurity clients or case studies recorded in this edition. Key editorial scores were lead generation (5/10), thought leadership (7/10), and entity and knowledge graph (5/10). |
| 7 | Focus Digital | Smaller managed security providers that want inbound leads | Focus Digital includes AI search in every campaign and has rebuilt inbound programs for managed security and security software companies. | Agency-published case studies cover an enterprise cybersecurity software company and a managed cybersecurity company without client names. Key editorial scores were lead generation (8/10), thought leadership (5/10), and entity and knowledge graph (4/10). |
Cybersecurity GEO Agency Pricing
Figures below are each firm's published or firm-reported pricing, or third-party listings.
| Agency | Pricing |
|---|---|
| First Page Sage | Retainers run $6,000–$12,000/month, per the firm. |
| Siege Media | $8,000/month minimum for content marketing, per its content marketing page. |
| Walker Sands | $10,000+ minimum with most projects in the $50,000+ range, according to Superframeworks' June 2026 roundup. |
| Foundation | Quotes are custom. |
| LoudFace | Quotes are custom. |
| Crackle PR | $12,000+/month for senior-led engagements, per the firm. |
| Focus Digital | $3,000–$7,000/month for small-business campaigns, per its SEO cost guide. |
How We Ranked These Agencies
- We started with the 15 GEO agencies in our directory that have a serious cybersecurity practice.
- To qualify, a firm had to sell GEO and show cybersecurity on its own site: a cybersecurity service page, work for a cybersecurity client, or cybersecurity listed among the industries it serves.
- Each firm received a fit score out of 100. Cybersecurity depth is worth 20 points, cybersecurity proof 20, GEO depth 25, and three GEO and AEO editorial scores from our agency reviews 35: lead generation (14), thought leadership (12), and entity and knowledge graph (9).
- Cybersecurity proof ranks cybersecurity case studies that name the client first, then cybersecurity case studies without client names, then cybersecurity clients shown by logo, name, or testimonial, then a cybersecurity service page alone.
- The seven highest fit scores are listed. Ties went to the firm with the higher average across all eight editorial scores.
| Rank | Agency | Cybersecurity depth | Cybersecurity proof | GEO depth | Lead gen | Thought leadership | Entity | Fit score | Why this rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Page Sage | Cybersecurity page with client count (20) | Named cybersecurity case studies (20) | GEO in every program (20) | 10/10 | 9/10 | 7/10 | 91.1 | Top lead generation score, a cybersecurity practice page with a published count of 118 cybersecurity clients, and a verified cybersecurity case study. |
| 2 | Siege Media | Cybersecurity page (15) | Named cybersecurity case studies (20) | GEO as lead discipline (25) | 5/10 | 8/10 | 5/10 | 81.1 | A cybersecurity GEO page, GEO as its lead discipline, and cybersecurity case studies that name the client. |
| 3 | Walker Sands | Cybersecurity page (15) | Named cybersecurity case studies (20) | General GEO service (10) | 7/10 | 6/10 | 5/10 | 66.5 | A cybersecurity page and a cybersecurity case study that names the client; AI search work sits in a general service line. |
| 4 | Foundation | Cybersecurity page (15) | Cybersecurity page only (5) | GEO as lead discipline (25) | 5/10 | 8/10 | 5/10 | 66.1 | A cybersecurity page and GEO as its lead discipline, with no cybersecurity clients shown. |
| 5 | LoudFace | Cybersecurity page (15) | Cybersecurity page only (5) | GEO on its cybersecurity page (15) | 7/10 | 6/10 | 6/10 | 57.4 | A cybersecurity page with AI search on it, with no cybersecurity clients shown. |
| 6 | Crackle PR | Cybersecurity page (15) | Cybersecurity page only (5) | GEO on its cybersecurity page (15) | 5/10 | 7/10 | 5/10 | 54.9 | A cybersecurity PR page with GEO on it, with no cybersecurity clients shown. |
| 7 | Focus Digital | Cybersecurity not listed (0) | Unnamed cybersecurity case studies (14) | GEO in every program (20) | 8/10 | 5/10 | 4/10 | 54.8 | GEO in every program and two cybersecurity case studies without client names; no cybersecurity page. |